Beast Taming: Extracting Talents and Raising Divine Beasts
御兽：提取天赋技能，养成神兽
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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I've noticed that many novels about beast taming aren't about humans taming beasts, but rather beasts taming humans. Taming means control, not fawning over or coaxing, and not raising a tyrant.
Well, this isn't like cheating at all. It's normal for a mountain lord to be cheating. Then a fish comes along. Someone tells you it will evolve into a Kunpeng. You start raising it now? Don't you even consider your current situation? Can you afford to raise a Kunpeng? That fish has absolutely no combat power; the protagonist is basically raising a living father the whole time. Are you cheating?
I was puzzled by the description; it seems like the tiger depicted here wouldn't be the same as the original one.
You have a panel for evolution, but you don't want resources; you want beast taming?
Why would you give up hundreds of thousands of resources for a trash beast tamer, and then have to meet a whole host of conditions to upgrade it, not to mention offending a large number of beast tamers? What kind of logic is that? You're short of an Emperor-level beast tamer?
With a bunch of cheats enabled, it's incredibly difficult to beat higher levels.
What's the use of that fish and the third beast? They're using a bunch of cheats, yet they can't beat anything.
It's better to focus on leveling up one skill rather than leveling up a bunch of other skills.
When fighting Ma Yan, a bunch of level 4 skills can't break through his defense. A level 5 skill with added traits is enough. So why bother with so many level 4 skills?
Having finished reading the free chapters, let me point out some issues I noticed. I really enjoy beast-taming stories, so my expectations aren't high, but this book is indeed not very successful. Let's start with the advantages. The post-apocalyptic city-state system is more appealing than alliance-based college entrance exams or similar competitions because people actually die, and if you…
The game starts with various bugs; a useless cheat program finds a useless protagonist.
The concept and the brilliant touch are great, but the writing is a mess.
I've never read any beast taming novels, and I'd like to understand the foundation of a beast tamer's extraordinary abilities. Is there a basic setting, such as a beast tamer's strength automatically sharing and permanently fixing the total strength of their tamed beasts? Otherwise, do beast tamers achieve immortality through their souls? Whether great power can be attributed to oneself is very important to my choice of books to read!